Invicta SNLPS1600 1600W LiFePO4 Portable Power Station 1536Wh

SKU: SNLPS1600
Price
$1,817.27
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Invicta SNLPS1600 1600W LiFePO4 Portable Power Station 1536Wh

Price
$1,817.27

Product features

Running a fridge, laptop and lights at camp, on a job site or during a blackout usually means a generator, noise and fuel. The Invicta Power Station gives you 1536Wh of LiFePO4 power and a 1600W pure sine inverter in one portable unit, with 12 outlets for AC and DC devices.

Charging is simple. Use the supplied solar cable, DC adapter cable or AC adapter cable, and the integrated MPPT solar regulator takes care of the rest. Invicta quotes 2.5 hours to 80% charge.

What you get

  • 1600W pure sine AC inverter with four 240V AC outlets
  • DC outputs from 5V to 24V including USB A, USB C, car socket and DC5521
  • 1536Wh capacity (12V 120Ah) LiFePO4
  • Integrated MPPT solar regulator
  • High contrast LCD screen, active cooling and non slip rubber feet
  • BMS monitoring for over charge, over discharge, temperature and short circuit, plus back feed protection

Specifications

Model SNLPS1600
Inverter 1600W pure sine
Capacity 1536Wh (12V 120Ah)
Chemistry Lithium Iron Phosphate (LiFePO4)
Outlets 12 (4 x AC 240V, DC 5V to 24V)
Charging inputs Solar, DC and AC (cables supplied)
Solar regulator Integrated MPPT
Charge time 2.5 hours to 80%
Certifications RCM, CE, RoHS, UL1642, UKCA
Warranty Three years (Invicta)

Questions we get asked

What can it run?
Anything within the 1600W rating of the pure sine inverter, plus DC devices from 5V to 24V. Check the running and start up wattage of your appliance before you plug it in.

How do I charge it?
Use the supplied solar cable, DC adapter cable or AC adapter cable. The built in MPPT regulator handles solar input.

How long does it take to charge?
Invicta quotes 2.5 hours to 80% charge.

Is it safe?
It uses LiFePO4 cells, a BMS that protects against over charge, over discharge, temperature and short circuit, and back feed protection. It carries RCM, CE, RoHS, UL1642 and UKCA certifications.

What warranty does it have?
Invicta lists a three year warranty on the Power Station.